Shots Fired Over Border Probe Initiated
General Pablo Gonzales, commander at Matamoras, files a complaint with the U S Consul alleging shots cross from the United States into Mexico. Captain Kirby Walker orders an investigation by American troops to determine the source amid border tensions in Brownsville Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsville
Texas
Pablo Gonzales
Matamoras
Mexico
United States
Johnson
Kirby Walker
Villa burns body of Benton amid border tension
Reports from Mexico City on March 13 say General Villa refused to deliver the body of William S. Benton killed at Tama?z. Mexican northern residents advised relatives that the body was burned by order of General Villa in the house of Colonel Valentin Onate beside Villa's HQ to prevent Americans from retrieving it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
General Villa
William 8
Benton
Tamex
Ciena Oral Villa
Valentin Onate
Villa
Tampico Crisis Looms With Troop Fortifications and Relocation
Vera Crus reports a Federal buildup near Tampico as rebels threaten. The US hospital ship Rolace and cruiser Dee Moines lie in the Panuco river ready to evacuate refugees. The German steamer Kronprinzessin Cecilie is detained to embark Germans while all American warships stay on alert. The acit Dolphin plans to move from Coatzacoalcos once the norther subsides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Crus
Marek L
Tampico
Acit Dolphin
El Paso Benton murder linked to Major Fierro claims
Reports from the Carranza commission in El Paso suggest Major Rodolfo Fierro may have killed British subject William Benton and two Mexican railroad workers in Chihuahua. Allegations also tie Col. Fidel Avila to the execution of German American Gustav Baneh. Investigators cite Fierro’s proximity to Villa and recent management changes as context for the Benton case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Texas
Carranza Commission
Rodolfo Fierra
William &. Benton
Chihuahum
Fierro
Po Beeneas
Tegsrdad Aa
Car- Fanaa Commission
Nnece
Benton
Fierra
Col
Fidel Avila
Garrion
Juares
Gustav Baneh
Juarez
Chihuahua
Pierre
Tenton
Amid
General Villa
Fenton
Partie
Villa
Trenton
Baneh
Pierra
Eusubio Calado
Fiera
Paper mill worker killed by shafting accident in Augusta
James Giroux, 34, employed by Cashwork Vapor Soma, was killed yesterday in Augusta when caught on shafting inside the paper mill. His right arm was severed and his body sustained fatal injuries. He leaves a widow and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Mare
James Giroux
Soma
Jere
Unemployed Army Broken Up Near Sacramento
Sacramento March 13 The army of seven hundred unemployed men encamped on the volunteers' lee opposite Sacramento must break camp today and scatter or be forcibly escorted in small bands to various parts of the state. The men asked for until noon to decide but authorities proceed with dispersal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Cal
Vols Ie Yeo
Inez
Unemployed Reject Farm Work Plan In New York
Several hundred jobless men gathered after the state department of agriculture closed, denouncing Governor Glynn’s idea to send workers to state farms. IWWs leader Toney OCarroll demanded decent wages and rejected farm labor as unsuitable. After the rally they slept at University Settlement and awaited a minister-led aid meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Free Labor Bureau
State Department of Agriculture
Glynn
Toney O'Carroll
Industrial Workers of the World
University
Lase
17 Bodies Recovered From Ruins Of Missouri Club
In St Louis on March 13 seven more bodies were pulled from the Missouri Athletic Club ruins, raising the total dead to 30 with 17 recovered overall. Some identifications remain doubtful while officers and a joint municipal inquiry probe the disaster’s cause. one body was identified as George Goer of Wellston Trust Co. and Holstein Commission Co. The corpse lay beneath four feet of ash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Missouri Athletic Club
George Goerident
Wellston Trust Co
Louis
Holstein Commission Co
Williams death ruled not an accident in Lynn case
Timleas reports say James P. Williams died from a fractured skull and not an accident. Brennan of Salem Ellsworth Cressey and Frederick T. Devine of Lynn are held but no criminal action is expected. Autopsy under Medical Examiner Pinkham cited possible fall or blow. Police searched Brennan shop for blood stains finding two possible paint spots. Devines claims about liquor in Brennan shop are noted but do not alter the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Mass
Timleas
James P. Williams
Mark Brennan
Salem
Ellsworth Cressey
Frederick T. Devine
Pinkham
Brennan
Broad Street
Williams
Thorne
Doevine
Krennas
Girl Killed by Truck on Bridge Street
Five year old Esther Ellen Rogers, daughter of Techabod B. Rogers of Ash Street, was struck and killed yesterday afternoon when she ran behind a car and stepped into the path of a heavy truck driven by Frank Maltais. Maltais surrendered to police. witnesses said the accident was unavoidable. He was held on manslaughter charges in bond of 1000 furnished by employer George W. Pickering, a coal dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Mies
Esther Ellen Rogers
Techabod B. Rogers
Ash Street
Bridge Street
Frank Maltais
Maltais
Hie
George W. Pickering, & Coul Dealer
Brooklyn man sues for separation over wife's suicide attempts
Herman P. B. Atkins, a Brooklyn photo engraver, filed suit for separation claiming his wife repeatedly attempted suicide. He alleged she tried twenty three times to end her life, exhausting him emotionally as he described her actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herman PB. Atkins
Brooklyn
Mra
Atkina
Forty Three Vessels Wrecked Off Moroccan Coast
A fierce hurricane battered the coast near Melidlia Morocco with forty three ships wrecked on rocks and shoals. The storm driven vessels include five steamers and thirty eight sailing craft as crews flee to sea to escape jetties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melidlia
Morocco
Ant Shoals
Boy ward found hiding in hayloft after alleged assault attempt
Albert Wilkins a youth ward about 14 or 15 years old was captured hiding in a hayloft at Harvey Keyes by farm workers and taken to Worcester after reportedly fleeing toward Chilcodeal following an attempted assault on Mrs Florence Johnson in West Boylston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mans
Albert Wilkins
Florence Johnson
West Boylston
Harvey Keyes
Parm
Mr. Keyes
Baldswin
Wilkins
Ambassador Page Seeks Senate Explanation Over Panama Talk
London March 13 Ambassador Page received from Secretary Bryan a Senate resolution requesting an explanation of his Panama canal and Monroe doctrine remarks. Page prepared a reply noting senators were misled by condensed reports. He asserted he warned Europe to stay out and that Britain would gain most from world shipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Witer HE. Page
Jary of
Bryan
United States Senate
Panama
United States
Ambassador Page
Panama Canal
Great Britain
Re-sentenced safecracker gets six to nine years
Bloston March 1 August Rautman known safeblower was re sentenced by Judge Chase in the superior criminal court to state prison for six to nine years. He had earlier been given four to seven years but this was revoked pending an investigation. A Chicago rogues gallery lead came during police contact. Rautman pleaded guilty to breaking a safe on Rivertes street. He denied some statements by another inmate. George Williams received four to six years for breaking and entering in Chelsea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloston
Rautman
Chase
Superior Criminal Court
Yeus
Rogues Gallery
Chicago
Infornee
Ufman
Rivertes Trai
Veetmont Street
South End
Lile
Sergis
Irwin Ued Anderson
Kaufman
George Williams
Chelsea
Negotiations on New Haven dissolution stall in D C talks
In Washington on March 18 the Justice Department and New Haven railroad officials resumed talks over a plan to dissolve the system. Attorneys general aides remain hopeful but concede negotiations are at a critical edge. A further delay by the road could prompt antitrust action by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Department of Justicn
New Haven Railroad
McReynolds Am Hie
New Haven
Run Diiolation
Deeron
Barre City Hospital Revenue Totals Listed by Date
A historical notice records hospital revenue figures across several dates in March with amounts such as 935,900.00 91,446.20 and 34,245.42, mentioning days of the week and multiple March dates in a fragmented format. The data appears garbled but links to hospital financial entries and scheduled dates in March.
Second Vermont Society of Engineers Meeting
The Vermont Society of Engineers held its second annual meeting at Hotel Vermont in Burlington on March 13. Officers were elected for two years including President D. Williams of St Johnsbury and Secretary A. F. Winans of Northfield, with 61 members and several juniors. Talks covered water power, geology, and state engineering policy, urging better use of small town engineers and local power development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Vermont Society of Engineers
Tillaws
D. Wiliatwe
St. Johnabury
G. A. Roel
Marre
Ay F Winalow
Northield
F. Purinton
Feeduark
Aml
Vermont
Jula K
Green Mountaine
Irof
George H. Perkins
Edward Robinson
University of Vermont
Amllees
Trical Aard Mechanics Service
Ntitlees
Mons
Tarnbig
Powle
Carlton
Noreteh
George BH
Pers Kina
Charged With Horse Stealing in New Jersey Case
Hollows Fails and co defendants Lavett and Watt were arrested in Granville New York and brought to Charlestown New Jersey. Justice Frank Hamlin presided as they face charges for stealing a pair of horses valued at 705 dollars from livery owner Woot Kieshall. County Attorney Vi Chellis of Newport represented the state. The defendants were held on ten dollar bonds for May term proceedings and sent to Nantwert jail. The note also mentions care for Mire Mate and children pending further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollows
Lavett
Mratia Watt
Shanen
N. Heee
Granville
S.Y
Charlestown
N. J
MMH
Wiven & Prelttinary
Futore
Frank Hamlin
Woot Kieshall
Attornay Vi Chellis
Newport
Mate Fitter Childevn
Odeat
Business To Continue After Westinghouse Engineer Dies
In New York Moreh, the Farinus engineer and inverter, who died yesterday of heart failure, left a large business interest under a trust. Officials stated that the death will not affect ongoing operations or connections with Westinghouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Moreh
Body Frozen in Ice Mystery Near Minghamtem
The body of Jala CL Mahoney, 72, white and elderly, was found frozen in a bebear Taet area after last December disappearance following alleged contact with a man named Maretta Huitato. Police investigation failed to thaw any clear leads or suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huitato
X.Y. Maretta
Jala
Barre City campaign clock shows steady growth in subs
The Barre City hospital campaign reports a rise from $31 408.20 to $34 245.42 as second day results inch forward. Teams led by Mrs James Scott and Peter Desautels show strong subs, with Topnotchers and Esceisor banners changing hands amid growing enthusiasm and momentum for the fund drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Albisett
Peter Desautels
B. Gladding
Thomas Mercer
D. A Perry
Stefano Rizsi
Atic
Tain
Grant A. Lane
N. J. Morrison
K. J. Owens
James Scott
SOROS
Iterday
Barre City Hospital
Barre
M 4
Mra
Mra.Scott
Mra. Morrisons
Welmenday
Lane
Esceisior
Eaton couple marks fifty years in Morrisville celebration
Morrisville March 14 Mr and Mrs Melvilly B Eaton observed their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a reception at the Grange Hall this evening. Invitations went to many neighbors and relatives including Bates Eaton son of Rev Janine Eaton and 10 living children with five daughters and five sons all married. The couple has 13 children born to them, 10 surviving, with grandchildren and great grandchildren named. Mr Eaton operates Eaton & Son plumbing heating and lighting contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrisville
Melvilly B. Eaton
Grange Hall
Tows
Milville Bates Eaton
Janine Eaton
Francis Ulion
Tmt
Knosburg
Abe
Salley BR. Wilson
Dnughbor
Henry
Catherine Wilean
Warren
Mortisville
Eaton
Sesson
Eaton & Son
Merrill
Walytham
Mass
Ti. Whitcomb
Somerville
Mra
A. Mitchett
Dyde Park
BR. W. Hubbell
Walesett
C.F. Hrighim
Marines Own
CLML
Watertown
Mans
Baton
Hyde Park
Wand
Brown McCarthy Wedding in St Johnsbury Surprises Barre Friends
Miss Katherine McCarthy daughter of Mrs Marsgaret McCarthy of 85 Brook Street married George A Brown son of Mr and Mrs Brown of 15 Bassett Street in St Johnsbury on Wednesday evening The union surprised local friends The bride formerly worked as a stenographer in the Harte City hospital campaign office in Manufacturers and Brown was a Barre clerical worker and later a bookkeeper in New York and Springfield The couple will reside at 2 Pearl Street St Johnsbury
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine McCarthy
Marsgaret
McCarthy
Brook Street
George A. Brown
Brown
Bassett Street
Rt. Johnsbury
Puple
Harte City —Hospital
Manufacturers’ S
Springfield
Barre
Barre Ollees
E. J. Smith & Co
New York
of New
Jones & Lameon
St. Johnsbury
Merchant's Nations Bank
Mra. Brown
Mr. Brown
Pearl Street
St. Johosbury
Railroads sign agreement on Burlington union station plan
A Burlington conference among Vermont and Rutland railroad officials and commuters advanced a Burlington union station project. Edwin W. Lawrence and C. W. Witters represented the railroads as the supreme court appeal debated the public service commission order for elevated tracks and yard changes. The parties seek a modification of the commission’s order and affirm a station construction plan with street relocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Gryrherk
Vermont
Rutland
Union Station
Edwin W. Lawrence
C. W. Witters
Central
Supreme Court
Public Service
Ang Labante
Supremin Court
Missing Greenland teacher prompts search in New Hampshire
Marph S Hartley, 54 year old teacher at Greenland School, disappeared after telling friends he would visit Portsmouth to see a solicitor. He earlier headed to Greenland from Lawrences and has not been seen since. He is about 4 year old in error, five feet eight inches tall, 160 pounds, gray suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portamouth
N. H
Marph
W. Hartley
Greenland
Ture
Twire
Hartley
Seligola
Aden
Theadigvey
Enland Schools
Lawrences
Tee
Ee Ie
Port Rico
States and their universities in the education conference note
Burlington March 13 President Robert J Aley of the University of Maine spoke on Education and the State at the ninth conference with the University of Vermont in the Science Hall. He urged the state to act as an efficient agency in education and predicted state universities would grow beyond present levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Robert J. Aley
University of Maine
University of Vermont
Dartmouth Be at Brown in Annual Debate at Hanover
In Hanover New Hampshire the Dartmouth team defeated Brown in the annual triangular debate. The question asked whether the federal government should impose compulsory arbitration of labor disputes on interstate railroads. The result favored the affirmative with Dartmouth arguing for federal arbitration.
Feared Lost In China Uprising Reported Missing Women
A report from the foreign office states two Misses Hiark of Mritiai-Chinge inka were missing after rioting and looting by brigands in Lao He-Kew. They arrived today in Fan chong downriver, with no artificial dispute from Peking noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lao He-Kew
Peking
Foreign Office
Fanchong
Hur Wining
Decline to Serve Causes Montpelier Board Shuffle
In Montpelier, Ht. Vothelm declined to migrate as a commissioner, and L. Parmenter also refused to serve after appointment. Vothelm asserted business reasons, Parmenter faced urging to reconsider, while MY. Poote remains set to serve. Justin Moaily of Waterbury had been named a livewire commissioner and sent a declination note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ht. Vothelm
Dicen
Montpélier
Aqnounerd
Justin Moaily
Waterbury
Hhis Town
Taediny
Motoring on Lake Champlain Autmobile trip debut
March to cross Lake Champlain by automobile marks a first in known history. The party including Massey Pickle and Walter hyeemieyed AP reported a smooth ride with three cracks encountered, one deemed bad. The return trip started shortly after five o’clock with all safely extricated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toerlington
March
John Ridin
Walter Hye
Talk of the Town amid town news and social events
Grover Renebck visits from W ville New Hampshire as Mrs Sylphe Sonikthlima travels to Maor risville after her mother's death Mrs Charles Noe died Tuesday after a 11 week illness Survived by five children funeral arrangements await arrival of a California based son Guests at Basell hotel include numerous named individuals A lively St Aldemar dance in Manehard block with 25 couples and a large orchestra planned St Monica’s parish prepares for St Patrick’s Day events with entertainment plans and speakers listed Various plans for observances and programs announced for March 17 including a parish dance and a detailed program by local organizers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylphe Sonikthlima
Maorrisville
Charles Noe
Drath
Noo
California
Noo Mie
Imerre
Aconic
Manehard
St. Aldemar Commandiny
Kk. 7
St. Aldemar
Mins Merle Gow
Miso Katherine I Martin
Commandery Entertainment
St. Monica’s Church
Ieee
Marre
Petro
New June
Lapdl
Weill
Oiwe
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Herman E. Atkins
Haymow
Chilcdale
Page
Cracksman
Pew
Setordey
Fred Lovell
Ida Hull
Lebanon, N. H
John C. Mahoney
Hospital Fund
Desautels
the “Excelsior
Barre City
M. B. Eaton
Bes
Brown—Mccarthy
Ti Barre
Railroads
Pres. Aley
University of Maine At
Dartmouth
Hanover
China
Misses Black
Washington County
Lake Champlain
Talk OF
the Town
Grover Renebck
Peas
W Ville
Bascell Hotel
Mr. and
Mia
Mark Russell
Par Yiltoo Theatres
R. Labonte
Springfeld
George H. Collyer
Boston
Chapman
Verrisburg
J. BR. Hi
Ferrisburg
Trene Keane
Rene Merlo
C. J. Lindberg
South Rvenate
Chorge C. Cassidy
Wolph
BK. H. Kennedy
Coleen
Fred Pinwney
Neston
M.D. Emerson
E.G. Ninsell
Melback and Price
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